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Iceland Fire and Ice August 2013 Blog by Phil Freeman Day 1: We started with a chill wind and clear skies as we headed out of Reykjavik. Our first stop out of town was an overlook of the thermal plant with sends hot water to Reykjavik by tube. They...

Hilton Worldwide’s, new lifestyle brand, and Icelandair Hotels, have announced the opening of the world’s first Canopy hotel in the city of Reykjavik. The Icelandic capital is the ideal location for Canopy’s global debut with its artistic flair, thriving...

A few reasons we're obsessed with Iceland: Elves, the Northern Lights, canyons, puffins, waterfalls, glaciers, long-haired ponies... The first mistake I made in packing for my week­long trip to Iceland was the number of books I brought. By my logic...

Iceland. This mystical Iceland probably is right up there on your travel list as well. No wonder, because it has a lot to offer to nature people or those looking for solitude: breathtaking waterfalls, black beaches, swimming icebergs, deep gorges, massive...

With 60 per cent of Iceland’s population based in Reykjavík, it’s no wonder there’s so much to see and do in the world’s most northerly capital. Reykjavík’s backdrop has snowy-topped mountains and blue seas, and combines quirky colourful buildings, first...